FMCSA revoked-ELD list

Is the Trimble FieldMaster Logs revoked?

Yes — it's on FMCSA's revoked list right now.

Trimble's Trimble FieldMaster Logsappears on the federal revoked-ELD list, which we check against FMCSA's own data every day. Take a breath — this is a dated to-do, not a catastrophe. Here's exactly what it means and what to do.

Revoked versions of the Trimble FieldMaster Logs
ModelSoftwareELD ID
FML001 (TVG 670 & TDI 600)v3.0 or higherFML001
FML002 (TVG 850 & Samsung)v3.0 or HigherFML002
FML003 (TVG 675 & Android tablet)v3.3 or higherFML003

Same device name, different model or software? Other versions may still be registered — that's why the exact unit matters. Verify yours against both live lists →

What a revocation actually means

The FMCSA removes a device from its registered list when it stops meeting the technical rules. After the replacement window FMCSA announces with each revocation, driving with it counts as driving with no ELD at all — the kind of thing that ends with an out-of-service order at roadside.

Revocations are also sometimes reversed— makers fix the issue and get re-listed. That's why we answer this page from the live list, not a copy, and why it's worth checking again before you spend money on a replacement.

What to do, in order

  1. 1Verify your exact unitRun it through the free checker — it matches by ELD ID against both live FMCSA lists, so you know whether YOUR version is affected.
  2. 2Call your providerAsk whether a software update fixes it or whether they’re replacing units — and get their answer in writing.
  3. 3Keep paper logs meanwhileFMCSA’s revocation notices tell affected drivers to run paper logs until the device is replaced. Boring, but it keeps you legal at roadside.
  4. 4Pick a registered replacement before the deadlineChoose from the registered list, and check the new device too — that’s 30 seconds with the checker.

Never find out at roadside again

Create a free account and we watch FMCSA's revoked list for your device every single day — if it ever shows up (or shows up again), you hear it from us first.

Source: FMCSA's registered and revoked ELD lists at eld.fmcsa.dot.gov, fetched live and cached for at most 12 hours. EntrantReady is an independent service, not affiliated with the FMCSA. For the official notice on this device, see the FMCSA's ELD site.